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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-16
nrRNHARDT AND HER TIGER.


Ou1oAao. June 1.-THE Times says: SARA
Bsrnhardt and her pet tiger cub "Minette.
mad a royal time on Thursday afternoon at
tbe hotel, which was not so pleasant for me
other parties concerned. Mime. BeInhardt
ordered a special dish cooked for the CUP.
When It was brought In by the walter tne
hungry young tiger made aspiring and tast, "a
ened his teeth In the arm OF the terrineo
attendant, which caused MIN 70 utIer
aailant;s dlnner on the richly carpeted floor.
The waiter retired and soon after found
a necessary N to call physician to dress the
wound. His injuries are said to be quite
sayions MU% and blood poisoning Is feared. The
o,,h aiso tried TO bite the hesd water, but
tba latter was too alert. Bernhardt was
mnch mn amused over the little episode, pu'
the bitten waiter proposes TO sue for aam'
aQeA,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-16
A NEW TeIephone 90 nldd,o,owu.

james e. HohaGy, Local manager OF
the Delaware & Atlantic Telephone uom.
pany, will soon run atelephone line from
this city to Middletown via st. Georges
and Odessa. The new line will follow
the New CASTLE line of poles to Hare'f
Corner, from which point TO Middletown,
new poles will be erected Exchanges
will be placed at st. Georges and Odessa
and probably at Red Lion and MoDon.
ough. Connection with Delaware City
will be made at st. Georges. Middle
town will be the terminus OF present
although the success of the venture may
result in the extension of the line. The
new line will be in operation by the time
that the peach season opens.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-16

The Baltimore Sun says: Reports from
counties along the Chesapeake bay and
tributaries state that nearly all the fruit
crops are short, including Strawberries,
cherries and gooseberries, The strawberry
season will shortly be past, and the commits
sion merchants expect no more fruit In
large quantities until peaches begin TO
arrive. The general shortage Is assigned
to the heavy frosts OF April and the rain and
wind storms OF the past two weeks. Ex-
Senator John Thomas Bond, who has Just
returned from the lower Western Shore, says
the cherries are prematurely dropping
from the trees. Similar reports come from
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-16
surveying puclr orse,s.

The Smyrna Times says: D. O. Hud-
son and Charles Powell of Berlin, Md,
under orders from the office Of General
w. G.. Smith, Wilmington, came here on
May 28th, and are now making a COM
plete survey Of Duck creek with view
OF estimating the cost Of thoroughly
dredging Il out so as TO have seven feet ai
mean low water. This improvement Is to
commence ct Smyrna Landing. The sur.
vey viii be completed this week.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-16
GRADUATES OF oRozB BR.
Eighteen Young men Who'll Obey I
Divine Injunction.


Eighteen young men were graduated sa
ministers from the Grocer Theological
Seminary at Upland, Pa, yesterday week.
The exercises took place in John P. Grocer
Hall, which was we'll filed.
The graduates who read essays were
Everett D. Burr OF New York City
Frank Marsden Goodchild, Philadelphia
Aaron W. Hand, Cape May O. H., N. j.;
Emory W. Hunt, East Clarence, N. III
Lyman X. Mears, Dresden, o.; Messiah
Mesropian Of Yozgat, Turkey; John e.
Reed, Philadelphia; Edward P. Smith,
Vineyard Haven, Mass; e. e. Williams,
Fort Baltimore, Md. Those who did not
were: Miller, N. Y; Frank Churchill
Woods, David @. DAILY, Oyrenus A. Gardner
Horace II. Gooaohild, Daniel Lenox,
Claude Rabateau, Daniel E. Richards
Enoch Randolph Tilton, Alfred Turner
The address to the graduating class was
made by Professor Barnard O. Taylor OF
the seminary.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-16

Postmaster Taylor has appointed
George Lloyd, Linton Howeit and Martin
II. Oooney substitute letter-carriers to
act while the regular carriers are taking
their vacations. Beginning with July
lst, each carrier will be entitled to 0
vacation of 10 days, and the substitutes
will work while the regulars are away.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-16

Samuel johnson, the condemned murderer
Of John sharpless, was visited recently by
his counsel, John b. Robinson, with whom
he converted freely. johnson still stoutiy
maintains his innocence and declares posi-
lively that he will never make confession,
as he has nothing to confess. He says no
white man would ever have been convicted
upon such testimony, and the fact that he
| is black and without friends and money is
the reason such testimony was believed by
the iury
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-16
=, rnv.ntor,s Head Cut orr. =

uuoA. N. Y, June 1l.-Warren b. sner.
nan aaed IS years, inventor of the patent
% antoraetic railroad signal, was run over I'VE
hs = train here at noon to-day and had
W head cut OF, benjamin Blackburn,
~ ! eondnetor. % had leg cut of and Is IN q
critieal = @ condition. They, with others, Were
examining the invention at the tiine 4i .n,' ano
accident. sherman's signals nao lugns ln.osa povn
adopted by the New YORK oeptfa' f'liilVau'
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-16

At the first quarterly conference of the
Newport M. e. Church held on Saturday
night week the salary OF the Rev. j. d. o.
Hanna, pastor, was increased 800 fixing
It at $500 pea anGum. The board of
trustees OF the church held meeting ON
Tuesday night weekend decided to build 0
new parsonage. Il will be of brick and
will cost about M2 600
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-16
A venerable .rorsol.e.

Isaac N. Grubb OF Brandywine hundred,
gives home In his cellar to tortoise who
carries on its under shell engraved the nu.
mericals 1716. His tortoiseehip is OF the
land species, and his antiquated appear.
ance lends vefifloation to authenticity oi
the date, which Is further strengthened by
the fact that he has been living on the
Grubb farm through two or three genera
lions OF the family. II was evidently one
Of the first settlers Of Brandywine hundred
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-16

e. II. Cochran has rented his Atlantic
City Hotel, the Ashland House, to Harry
Myers Of Lancaster, Pa, we'll known
hotel. keeper of that place. W. II. Bowers,
who was head clerk last year, will preside
in the office during the coming season.
The house ia, being repaired and renovated
and will be reopened by Saturday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-16

Mr.. William Oandidus, the leading tenor
Of the American company, who on Monday
last was injured while playing In the opera
his bed at his rooms In New York. His
physicians advise him that 1t will be neees-
sary for him to remain quiet for several
days. As result of fall while upon the
stage Mr.. Oandidus sprained his ankle, and
after finding It impossible to reappear he
left the company and returned TO New
York,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-16
smvrnn,n N.,u Itectnr.

The Rev. q. G. Nook of Glassboro,
N. j. Rays the Smyrna Times, who ofiici-
ated at st. Peters Church this town, two
weeks ago, was, at q meeting of the
vestry last week invited TO take the place
of the Rev. VIM. d. Gordon during the
year he is absent in Mexico, and he has
accepted the position, and Is expected to
arrive on Saturday next &c take charge Of
the parish.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-16
A murder by am Unknewn Ensay.

KANsAs OITY, Mo-, June ll.--A special to
the Times from st. Joseph, Mo.,s says:
Joseph Payne, a prominent young farmer
living 70 miles south OF here, ien nome
al wallace. Yesterday morning his dead
hody was found by the road side with a
b1lIet through the lungs. There Is no clue
"a the perpetrators OF the deed, although
IL was undoubtedly done BY an enemy % his
pockets were undlsturbed,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-16

Aworm has made Its appearance in
the wheat fields Of Pencader hundred,
and is working sad destruction upon the
ripening grain. II attacks the stalks
near the top and outs off the head. This
same pest Is reported In other sections Of
the county.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-16
Wilmington HORSES Mt oxford

Peter A. Fagan's r 8 Roam Ben won
the 2.40 race at Oxford, Pa, Thursday
taking the last three Of six heats in 2 36t
q S94 and 2S94 In the three-minute-
race, John w. Reeves Doc won fourth
place in the race and John Fagan's Blue
Wing fifth in field OF five starters.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-16
oraeret @ Phllaaelphla.

Assistant Engineer William B. Dunning,
U. s. N, who has been on duty In this
city In connection with the construction
of the monitor Amphritrite, for nearly
three years has been ordered to report in
Philadelphia for special duty.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-16

ROME, June 10.-The Pope to-day re-
ceiyed the bishop of, Ogdensburg. The
Monitestr says that although DR.. McGlynn
refuses TO submit TO the authority OF the
church the pope's intervention has had Its
effect, Rs DR., McGlynp Is isolated.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-16

The stock, good will and fixtures of
Oarroll's Casino Of Music, which also in
cludes the saloon, are TO be sold by Mrs.
William II. Carroll. This woman desires
to quit the business, and wishes to turn
Il over into other hands.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-16

In the distribution OF the 800 600 appro-
priated by Congress to provide arms and
equipments for the, militia, Maryland will
OF Columbia, $500; Virginia., @ii ,05o
West Virginia, $6.629; North Carolina,
e10,ia6.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-16
NEWS OF LOCAL INTEREST
On q FrAsermmH gazis--seuth Trenton
ledge. n. %. q. ~. viehts Eden
Ledge, n Bs G. Es


Forty members of South Trenton
Lodge, No. SO, i. o. 0. r., Trenton, N j.,
paid fraternal visit Thursday to e len
Lodge, No. "a, Of this city. The visitors
arrived here az O'Clock and were met at
the train by delegation of Eden Lodge,
who escorted them TO the Merchants' cafe
thence the whole party marched to Odd
Fellows Hall, Third and King streets, ac-
ocmpanied by the Trenton Fife and Drum
Corps, where head. quarters were made.
During the few hours previous to lodge
meeting the visitors were shown around
the city. The hour for meeting was 8
monialH South Trenton Lodge exempIified
the initiatory degree and Eden worked
the first degree.
About $50 members Of the order of this
city and vicinity, making an unusually
large fraternal nssemblage Witnessed the
work and expressed their appreciation.
After the meeting the members partook
of q banquet at FnxFa & Lewis. About
100 covers were laid Tue menu was ss
follows:
Little neck CLANS.
Green turtle soup. Waters.
Fillet de boeuf. Champignon sauce.
Oroquetts.
Roman punch.
Boned turkey, tomato salad, green peas,
tea, coffee.
Pickles, chow chow, catsup.
Milk biscuit, rasped rolls.
Strawberries. Fancy cake.
Ice-cream, water-ice.
The committee in charge Of the enter
tainment was: e. w. Pyle, DR.. j. Paul
Lukens, j. M. Whitford, J. p. Wiley, p.
j. Isaacs, b. f. Shakespeare, W. b. Cole,
II. III. Ewbanks, George Powick, John w.
Keith, and H. e. CLARK. Following the
feast e. W. Pyle, N. g., Eden Lodge,
welcomed the visitors in brief address.
DIR. j. Paul Lukens acted as toast. master,
calling for the following responses:
sour Guests, South Trenton Lodge,
No. SO, N. j." Robert W. Null, p. G. M,
South Trenton Lodge.
"Eden Lodge, No. "a, of Wilmington,
Del" j. w. Diefendorf,
tGrand Lodge of New Jersey, our sis-
ter jurisdiction" p. G.. N. George w.
Hammell, N. j.
s'Grand Lodge of Delaware" Isaac w.
Hallam, G. s.
"our Motto, Friendship, Love and
Truth" Professor w. A. Reynolds.
Fraternity. May the fraternal rela-
tions just begun between Eden Lodge Of
Delaware and South Trenton Lodge Of
New Jersey be continued indefinitely" 4.
Il. Ewbanks, P. G. r.
'"rhe Band" M. q. Mulford, L. F..
d. O. 8. Il. L.
E. F. James, P. G. M, on behalf of
Eden Lodge presented the visitors with o
handsome floral design of the emblem
atical three links in variegated flowers.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-16
seursh on .yuiy.

The Land League branch in connec-
tion with 81. Peter's Church will, give
an excursion TO Elktop, Fourth Of July.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-16
An Absurd rore,an rlns

BERLIE, June 1l.-A pipe maker in Metz
has been fined for selling pipes bearing a
carved head Of General Boulanger,
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Examination OF County Teacher


On lEs5 Er55sy E15 Saturday 15s board
q szEEl1=rs for Travis o1EZ-fy oEl3 Ihs
second monthly tIEl1ogI5Oo Of teachers
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iins lEE rE,- zlcE:- We: ngo67sira5 II writing.
Fu- S-sf ErE3s nt-I15sEits Inc Bgs-lssElf
INST g1TE1o : satisfactorily F,sr nsufsl Of
scholarship ppm tc1r1Eal brEz,ths.s Of
school l-iErBfurE; II, sasg-s3 grade fea
SIT. esfs: I'D III la5r5 grade asrfz5sEte,
3 nc1Q.fEof E,yv3a5cE IF slx brE-shes
j: rs3 11rs,3-
IhErs TE-'E 1--rT! b Fl1.iE-rs present OF
WHOM ooE EfrI1oE5 IDS FIRST grads sIzfa-Ez.
fhE sssa16s fE1- bot TnIr3 grads C-e
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moi !Ei- " AHs.yurf q slEEoasss ulIu Eilsfsa
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aRA1N AND PROVISION MARKETS
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
NEW YORK


NrE Yc.z. A--1zt 3l-B=svas- R-ssiD:s, 20
al t0- sA-Ea.=-5-s direct: 10 ns-k5i -Jr dressed
beat si7E-T 81 O. O = PEI pound -- common 10
good natives: sl5-s- =. 1o- -J- prime SID extra
q----a IszEs All lo.orAoo h7st ranged non a-Ec
10 sac pe- pound. The exports to-aE! were az
quarters u oaSt Tu-1sy's cable non L-TST9oo!
Q-0fes A=-leta refrigerator o==t c1ll 81 '-Te PEI
pound
si4S1y to- Limbs >hss? sod 81 4G5Afc Peg pond;
lslas- 417c.
KANSAS CTTT.
XMAS Lrr, August 52.-Ths 1--we Stock IL
13cSta- Reports:
Isl E-Sss range A.6 aSsves siS85y; Sonuoa. weak
Eoo Lower: good 10 co13ns c1-o-so- 4-1@Syz /;
co1-oa u Zs1i1-a- 5 55CJE 10; ET1aksrs- @-55i,g
; Is feeding STEERS : @ .; coEz, Lagos:
=-sss range STEERS 251g1S-sL
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native siasrs- z-1Ig=4.- olbst=rs si=srs. Jay 70
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Special LJodl1 GLalaErEu ultas tasTT SIP. 20:
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